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Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-10-14

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Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-10-14

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Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-10-14
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efYen h Mr. Wrinht's telegram as fol- |
lows sRhiladelph.a. Sept. M.-kn ~ |
6eurss 81 De oiisiai sistsmsnt nasIis |
81 he inspentoEn 81 Ne Northern Pc
s.ne eleel,on e Ne 1.in g sepssmher
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lhs alrA51eEs, PROXY e9mnlflse was
5o1 81; addin7 q this the Joint preky /
votes 4 BsInass snd willard. vhiek |
we're lB,i08. The total vote for he cd 1
was 40. 49A. Ihe com
hlna& Oregon a TFnneounfinentai paf-
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only b26B. The mai 1si1g IN favor 81 she
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very much rugEet that Mr.. O. b.
Wright has composed and pubiish "a /
saah dispatch, 80 Il b 3 onrioua 70
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he Late annual elestion was sxpseted /
q promote 10 the Northern naeine 1
Hoard.
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b the ufeaqn 4 Ira11oantInontal ooD- /
panY and al TIE olheF parties seprs-
lentin4 the so-eaIled .Oppgslllapl 2 end /
lhown b myself 70 Nc. WsiGhls vas
lnlixs stpck esntsollsd b. them 81, via
81 Az Shares.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-10-14

PEknsunna0p KanlGrNa. -'.H How Do gou
TIRE farminRfp asksG . reporter q *
GovtenoE Squire yesterday. 70 whieh
ths ex-E 3oEaznor. with q nmsss. replind:
s'Oh. i;ka 4 nra1~gatA AsouNAz1 q
ensioaf of potatus1 ~ towa shia snoEn-
In ent 1aI6 them for 80 psE scn. and
have IL cheek for ny menag e my
poeAcf. My heY orQp rs not &c geod
e. u1aai. OWNS % he very lase apEInR.
A good year J hov1 several oondfed
tons 70 6p1Ee % ny plaee. bo1 ! VII
fali ehoss 81 thaf th5 SESSION. ! an
eo1..n1.lly improving ~ tara SO
Gon1 handx6d dollars B month ca Tie
glass I rather enjoy farming. tia
great a41l8tN1Ei1m b ne 30 n9o TIE srep8
grow and he stock inese1se Mnd faltan.
There y an indop1ndenee akonl farm
life thA1 Ika1hef enjoy.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-10-14
JAPAN BAZAAR.

HyK HAVE JUST RECEIVED 4 xAneR
w assortment 81 Japanese HAmeg aooas.
QAlneNnre, SIX Hand 1rchfafH. EmkSozaellea
1tEeezE. Annn1E1. Cfape gheNls. al kIn6a 81
Quflq1, kAdle1' tnd1EWeaK, Gents' Hirts. Ena
Tess g. npd E14ez1l Inc a unsfn1 ard
sur 1l1ck q our 80 1tofe n Hopkins Ee1lrfc
Liza E4l0ngs krona 1lz1s4 geaetze. fel6
Eouia Chung. u1u1Gef, = n1on1 au.herlzed
- ineur any in11h1ednerI noalnst tne haraar
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-10-14

InB BnpwN BEooz ~Anos Blown,
who fsesntly purchased ihs WyShoa
property - NE eornar % second snd
0hsrEy streets. for &2o. 900. states tnat
e. the eoaoon has 90 far advanced be
vii nat nstempt 10 Do anything h ths
wag 81 impEogina the property this
WiDisls Int that IN the sPl1nQ ~ wlll
bald q threosologg hkick bi1ok % TIE
psapeEtzs 1he bnildinE Wiil b go back
y fest "a eeoDRd4ngo with tie ordin-
anee providing for The widening 81
Second stsoel. and viii Be IN eyesy way
: 4Set cie18 bniIdina, though not nearly
% massive a. The Boston block. ugN b.
ina erected on the same street b. tie
RuRee 11und Improvement Oompany.
The brown block viii have stores be.
Ian and of1oae above. ME. BguMn nasd
yesterday; "The only thing that will
prevent me from building h tbs epFinR
viii Be the inability 20 bny briak.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-10-14

Sur ron MAans.-W Watson G.
Squire ana soha 4. Williamson bIouehl
suit AGENTS J. GaFdner Ksnyon, for
efo00, lo4dnmaass alleged 20 have bsen
su4eEed b reason q having been -
strained from Impr0ying 9 certain ioi
e ground along The water irons ID a.
4. Denny 9 plan, ~ . temporary inlunn-
ton afan1ed q the Instance Of Mk.
Kenyon. one Of TIE defendants. The
iuiunetisn vas granted March Oh,
la08 end was dissolved 0ssohes 81,
1851. TIE eemplaint asks fa6emans
against Mr.. Kenyon for 5000. and tbs
other dafendAn4e. who we're hiB honds-
men, for $1,000.
Tou win save . per cens. By coming
te 80 cur fnmons stock Of millinery.
ToklAs q 1iDgerman.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-10-14

HubEmaaed Jelfaraon Oounfg- 3oran
kskaldssn. WillIam EIdlifae' Jemas
ENElena, ~ 3. MoEann, y HGArSfe.
E1sln NIgholee 81 Price, WillIam
fayne ard q. n. Rouse. 0aIian
Co1nfG Moi MoaoheG, John VEST
tz1ok " y. Qc|1,1F IaIaud Coanf4--
11inef kgan11n and 4ohn g. Ehinns1.
8aa 1eeo County - Gaalro emsk.
WnllsE eiill and Wesley WaEnsr.
The South western news. (Dawson, GA.) 188?-1889, 1887-07-20
lie Saw the Point.
St. Louis Critic. !

St. Louis Critic.
They were two young matrons,
and as the reporter sat in the ear
they occupied the seat directly in
front of him. WELL said the
youngest, I wish Charley wouldn't
aet'as if he thougllt--that--that
because it's my. first baby / don't
Know ow to take care of lit. He
never interfered SO with anything
before. But now, when he is starts
ing off in morning, he begins: L
W uidn't take baby ont if it turns
cold; and doa't put that wool veil
over her eyes again, and you had
better try The water in the bath
tub before YOU put her in and so
on, and so on Yes, l know, re-
joined the elder lady philosophical
ly they all do so till the novelty
wears off. TO hear the rooster
crow one would think it was he
who was doing the incubating. /
stood it as long as / could with
Harold, but one day when he was
struggling into his overcoat and
leaving numberless charges. about
baby's food and flannels and medis
cine and wrappings, ] said very
sweetly and dutifully: You may
rest easy dear, while you are
down town at your business. I
will take just as good care of baby
as though she were my own child
Your own childl' he replied, gasp
ingly. He looked at me a moment;
then he,saw the point. He kissed
me good>bye in silence and then
went off, but he has never since
rendered me any gratuitous advice
on that SUI hiect
The South western news. (Dawson, GA.) 188?-1889, 1887-07-20
A Remarkable Freak of Lightning.

, We learn that Mrs. j F Hollis,
of Buenua Vista, was on visit to
her daughter, Mrs. E Taylor, In
Lee county, last week. One day,
while there, during a rain, she
was standing in the door observing
the clouds, dog was lying asleep
on the veranda near her feet, when
a sudden flash of lightning seemed
to envelope her in a sulphurious
fame. As it passed away the dog
was found qu'vering in the throes
of death, while the lady was un
harmed, not even sustaining a Sc.
we're shock, but she experienced a
severe fright after viewing her nil
raculous escape from death. : TEx-
change.
The South western news. (Dawson, GA.) 188?-1889, 1887-07-20
Two Ladies Make a Bet.

Two ladies and gentleman were
conversing in the postofice corri-
dor yesterday afternoon when a
peculiar looking man passed along.
He was below the medium height.
Of spare figure; with long, straight
hair, that huns tar down his shout.
ders and a countenance that show
ed the scholars pale cast Of thought
He was dressed in a we'll worn
suit Of black, wore a high slouchl
ed hat and carried small valise in
his hand.
I'll bet that man is one of our
celebrated poets, said one of the
ladies, going into raptures over
the queer little man. 4 wouldn't
be surprised if it was Stedman,
Geogbegan or Stoddard.'
I'm take that bet,' replied the
other, playfully pulling her purse
out of her reticule. 4 am sure
the man is an artist, and will wa
ger you a package of caramels.'
The bet was recorded and the
ladies delegated their companion
to decide the dispute for them. II
was rather a delicate piece of bust
ness, and the man was in a guam
Diary how to act. He tried to talk
the ladies out Of their dispute, and
even offered to pay for the cara.
mels himself, but they were so de
termined that neither would give
in. The man walked up to the
stranger, hesitated a moment
twirled his mustache meditativeIy
and said:' You must excuse me,
sir, but the two ladies whom | lust
left were SO impressed with your
distinguished appearance that they
made a little wager as to your pro
fessiOn. Would you mini infom-
ing me whether you are a poet Oh
anG artist?
The South western news. (Dawson, GA.) 188?-1889, 1887-07-20

Boiled Fresh Fish-Wash the
fish clean and place III salt and wa.
ter for twenty minutes. then drain
or wipe dry, and fold 10 a white
cloth well Toured to prevent stick.
ing; put in cold water and boil
slowly for twenty minutes. Serve
with drawn butter or any of the
fish sauces.
The South western news. (Dawson, GA.) 188?-1889, 1887-07-20

Up toiast Saturday night Gray
q Minis, of Gordon county, thresh-
ed thirty-Fix hundred bushels of
wheat, and think they. will. reach
seven or eight thousand for the
season. The area planted is not
SO large as usual, but the grain is
larger and better, and Gordon is
harvesting a large wheat CROP
Constitution.
The South western news. (Dawson, GA.) 188?-1889, 1887-07-20

The livery horse is not as much
of a charger as the man who runs
the stables
The South western news. (Dawson, GA.) 188?-1889, 1887-07-20
ALBANY EXPRESS.

- "l'iHtn On1et and sleeping car Sayan.
PASSENGERS for Brunswick bv this train
a 3 y at Brunswick Via Il r., v, & q.
Passengers for Macon, Atlanta Cbtta.
nooga' Knoxville, Bristol. Roanoke. Phils.
delpph'a aud New York, take this tran
with through Pullman Buffet Sleep co
Passengers for Fernandina Gainesville
Cedar Key. Ocala, Wildwood. LeesbnvS
andail stations on Florida Railway and
Navigation Company and FLORIDA So1thern
Railway take this train.
Passengers for Madison, Monticello Tai.
lahassee and all Middl. Florida points take
this traiH. ~ '9
Connection a Jacksonville daily NTH
Peoples Line Steamers aud RailroSds VIZ" for
g.. Augustine and all points on ST. John's
Through tickets sold and slaenino 90,
berth accommodations secured q. Rren's
Ticket Office, No % Bull street and a. In
CompanU's Depot, foot of Liberty a reat
JAS. J.. TAYLOR
- Sen. pass. Agent
Gen. Supt
The South western news. (Dawson, GA.) 188?-1889, 1887-07-20
Savannah, Fl0riaa& Western RI

All trains Of this road are run hv Gent
raj '9'') MERRIAM time. which ie &c minutes
slower ihan- sayannah r'fnp
SUPERfSTENBRNT's Or rice
SAvAVNAH. Nav > 1885
ON AND AFTER SUNDAY, MAY "A
~ 1855, Passenger Trains on this road
The South western news. (Dawson, GA.) 188?-1889, 1887-07-20
$IOGA WEEK


Ladies or Gentlemen desiring
pleasant profitable employment
write at once. We want you to
handle an article of domestic use
that recommends Itself to every
one atsight. Staple as 1IOur.
Sells like hot cakes. Profits 300
per cent. Families wishing to
practice economy should for their
own benefit write tor particulars.
Used every day the year round in
every household Price within
reach of all. Circulars free.
Agents receive SAMPLE FREE.
Address DOMESTIC MFG.
Co, MARION, OHIO.
The South western news. (Dawson, GA.) 188?-1889, 1887-07-20
HOW 1T is DONE.
Hon. Primus Jones Tells How He
Gets the First Bale.

Hon Primus Jones reached At,
lanta to attend the summer session
of the Legislature.the day after his
first bale was marketed in Albany,
and the following interview with
him is printed in the Constitution
of Saturday.
There is no secret at all about
it. 1t is the simplest thing in the
world
The speaker was Hon. Primus
Jones, the famous first bale man,
and he referred to the work of get
ting up the first bale.
In the first place, l guess I'm
the hardest worked white man in
Georgia. For the past six months
have had less sleep, probably,
than any man similarly situated. l
get up at three or halt>past three
every morning, and from that time
until night my men and l are hard
at work. / use the intensive sys.
TEN of farming and believe in it
thoroughly. In the first place l
plant early, taking considerable
risk in doing SO. l manure my
land heavily and work it rapidly.
| always save the seed of my first
picking and that helps.
Il have 800 acres of that early
cotton. Everything that can be
done to force the cotton-that is
everything in the way of manur-
ing and working-.is done. Then
as the hollis begin to open / pick
the first and in that way make up
my bale. Of course l have to 20
over a large area in order to get
the cotton so early, taking boil
here and boil there as | find them
matured. That's all there is
in it
How often have you been the
first bale man 2
with the exception of three
years, I think / have had the
first bale every year since the
war
Mr.. Jones went on to say that
three years ago he was working
eighteen p!ows and found he was
not making money. He cut down
the number to eight plows and has
since done the same work with that
number. He now averages TWEEN,
ty bales of cotton and two hundred
bushels, of corn to the pillow, be-
sides raising oats, peas and pota-
toes in abundance. If the good
weather continues, he expects to
average twenty-five bales and three
hundred bushels of corn to the
pillow. He has 800 acres of land
in Baker county, and in addition
to his cotton and corn, he raises
large crops of cane, potatoes and
peas and watermelons. His water
melons, are famous, as a number
of members of the Legislature and
other friends will attest.
1t used to be said,' remarked
Mr.. Jones. That any fool could
make farmer. / believe it takes
a man of brains 10 make a success
at farming or anything else.
The South western news. (Dawson, GA.) 188?-1889, 1887-07-20
FrenCh'S QEOteI.


City Hall Square, New York
Opposite City Hall and the Post Office.
This Hotel is one of the most
complete in its appointments and
furniture ofANY HOUSEin New
\ ork City, and is conducted on the
The South western news. (Dawson, GA.) 188?-1889, 1887-07-20
EUROPEAN PLAN.

Rooms only ONE DOLLAR per
day. Half minutes walk from
brooklyn Bridge and Elevated r.
Il. All lines ofCars pass the door.
Most convenient Hotel in New
I ork for merchants to stop at.
Dining Rooms, Cafes and Lunch
Counter replete with all the luxu-
ries at moderate prices.
July %, S6,1y
The South western news. (Dawson, GA.) 188?-1889, 1887-07-20
of Interest to Ladies,

@Fhe new treatment for ladies' diseases
discovered by DIR. Mary A. Gregg. the dis
linguistic u English Physician and nurse
which has revelutionized enti.e mode
OF treating these complaints in England ia
now being introduced into the U, s.. pp5e
fair and novel, plan. "NO
Sufficient of this remedy for ONE month";
TRIAL TREATMENT Is sent FREE to every
lady who is suffering from any disease %, y;
Toa to the sex who sends her address And
Sct stamps tor expense, charges. etc
pOeltive cure for any form of fe.
nale disease and the free trial package +
man many times lines sufficient to effect a permanent
eHre. Full directions accom- PAW the nsc
"Re (which is put MP ia plain w ~r pScs,
price list for future reference NJ
l1sl package viii be sent AFTER Ane, Is,
saon; Address, GEORGE REMFnj
COMPANY, PALMYRA. N y;
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sApnearancea are decentire 4

appearances are deceptive in
this world, replied the odd little
man, smiling pleasantly. While
am neither poet nor an artist,
my calling in life is no less imporr
tant. | have here, placing the
valise on shelf and producing a
small box, AN invention of nv
own which | guarantee will re-
move all corns and hanions.
Thank you, sir; here's my card, so
you'll know where to find me
when you want some more
/ The'bet was declared a draw,
but the ladies went home with
their pockets full Of corn plasters.
= New York Sun.
The South western news. (Dawson, GA.) 188?-1889, 1887-07-20

w F SHELLM AN, WIN, II
Traffic Managers, Gent Sup =
Savannah, Ga. Savannah, uS
g A WHITEHEAD, pisl = :,
Gen'l pass'ger Agent
JIG SHAW, = Savannah'ps
Genl Travelling Agent
II. Savannah, Gs
The South western news. (Dawson, GA.) 188?-1889, 1887-07-20

q, - "' LhdttdHVofHee uAliy NJ. = 90 u M
Stops only at stations named above and
q All stations between Thomasvilla and
Chattahoochee.
PASSENGERS for Brunswick (via e. T., v
q ". X. h: tax this train, arriving ut
Brunswick daily at io:5o a m
= Passengers for Macon and Atlanta fake
this train, arriving Macon D m and Al.
lanta lo:3o p m daily
Passengers for Brunswick (via B. a w
ky take this train, arriving at brunswick
l:lo pm. " -"
Passengers for Fernau lima, Waldo OcaIa
Leesburg, Gainesville. Cedar Kew and oil
STATIONS on Florida Railway and Navigation
Company take this train.
Close connections at Jacksonville daily
Tor Green Cove Springs, st: Augustine
Palatka, Enterprise. Sanford and all land
lngs on St Johns river.
Passengers for Pensacola, Mobile. New
Ofleane Texas. and trans Mississippi points
.a TAX, th:s train. Arriving at Pensacola
";u9 p. M, Mobile $40 a. m, New Orleans
l, 10 a. m.
Pullman buffet and sleeping cars Wav
cross to New Orleans.
steamers leave Bainbridge every Tues.
gay ann FRIDAY evening for Apalachicola.
columbus and intermediate landiuqs,
JESUP EXPRESS.
Leave savannah daily at ....., 400 n m
Arrive at Savannah daily at..... 7 5Oa m
arrive at Jesup daily at ......., 6 30 u m
Stops at all regular and flag stations be.
"een savannah and Jesup.A
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1t is reported that a man went
home about three o'clock one morn
ing, and, using his. umbrella for a
billiard cue, smote his sleeping
wife in the short rib, crying,
''pooli" and sunk into a sweet
slum'er. He has since explained
to bis wife that women can have
no idea how the cares of business
will sometimes affect a mans
brain. R